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Saturday at Shepherds Harvest Festival was a glorious day, lots of warmth, sunshine and new and old customers. Once again we had a sell-out morning. Leaving the festival at 1:30 p.m. with just one fleece left and balls of roving. … Continue reading →

Updated 5/7/2017: Here you go folks. First come first served. Let us know which fleece you are interested in reserving and if you plan to pick it up at the Shepherds Harvest Fest on Saturday of Mothers Day weekend.  Email … Continue reading →

We had another good year at the Shepherds Harvest Festival at the Washington County Fairgrounds in Lake Elmo. It was a “brisk” day not only for sales but temperature wise. We were outside under a canopy between Buildings C & … Continue reading →

Here’s our 2016 list of available fleece. At this year’s Shepherd’s Harvest Festival we’ll be located out on the fair grounds (NOT in the buildings). Look for us outside at the fair grounds.

With much thanks to all of our customers – old and new, that we met and talked with on Saturday, May 16th at the 2015 Shepherds Harvest Festival in Lake Elmo. We appreciate your support of our flock and farm. We … Continue reading →

Joy of joys! It’s that time of the year where we at the farm get to dig into our two year old composted manure pile and spread it on a field. The dark, moist, slightly fragrant mixture of soiled straw, … Continue reading →

We spent our solstice weekend traveling to Mount Pleasant, Iowa to find a new ram for the flock. The family of Lanny Crawford, a longtime Corriedale breeder, have been dispersing their flock after Mr. Crawford passed away this past March. … Continue reading →

Another great Harvest Festival for Strawberry Ridge Farm. We sold all but three fleece, piles of roving, and four beautiful washable pelts. It was a lot of fun meeting our new and returning customers. We entered Millicent and Mary’s fleece … Continue reading →

Here we go again. Shearing time. For those of you who’ve been asking we’ll have our list of available fleeces up by the end of the month–give or take a few snow storms. It’s been a long cold, snowy winter … Continue reading →